How to Write an Effective Deviation that Gets to the True Root Cause Simone Ammons, MS gives us a sneak peek into how to investigate and report deviations in biopharmaceutical [….]
How to Write an Effective Deviation that Gets to the True Root Cause
National Association of Academy of Sciences STEM Educational Conference
National Association of Academy of Sciences STEM Educational Conference “This Event Will Inspire the Next Generation of Innovators” Alexandria, VA – The National Association of Academies of Science (NAAS) will [….]
Spatial Biology Symposium
This exceptional in-person Spatial Biology event consists of a two-day symposium and a one-day hands-on in silico based laboratory workshop. The symposium features esteemed experts from pathology, spatial biology, multiplex [….]
Flow Cytometry: Principles, Methods and Applications
This four day program is ideal for those who are looking for an in-depth, hands-on introduction to Flow Cytometry. Developed and taught by active researchers, this workshop will focus on [….]
Montgomery College’s BioTrain Offers Engaging and Valuable Professional Development Programming for Life Science Professionals
BioTrain is a sector partnership of biotechnology companies, government entities, and nonprofit organizations led by Montgomery College that collaborates to shape a technical workforce that is ready for today and tomorrow. The program is located at Montgomery College’s Bioscience Education Center (BEC) and is a critical element to the BioHealth Capital Region’s (BHCR) workforce development ecosystem.
Strengthening University-Industry Biopharmaceutical Partnerships
Institutes such as the National Institute for Innovation in Manufacturing Biopharmaceuticals (NIIMBL) have been assets to the growing biopharmaceutical manufacturing community. The institute aims to accelerate biopharmaceutical innovation, support the development of standards that enable more efficient and rapid manufacturing capabilities, and educate the next workforce generation. A part of Manufacturing USA®, the organization receives both federal and private funding, and its membership is extensive, including both biopharmaceutical companies and academic institutes.